What stayed with me is the distinction between making military decisions faster and making them better. AI can compress the time between information and action, but that also means errors can travel faster. The real challenge may be building enough human scrutiny into systems designed for speed.
That's an interesting post that makes me want to know more about that kind of technology. It's quite concerning since providing a faster decision makes it more prone to errors.
What stayed with me is the distinction between making military decisions faster and making them better. AI can compress the time between information and action, but that also means errors can travel faster. The real challenge may be building enough human scrutiny into systems designed for speed.
Agreed! I wrote an article about this - https://defensehub.substack.com/p/ai-processes-faster-but-the-button?r=34f42&utm_medium=ios
I will check it for sure..
That's an interesting post that makes me want to know more about that kind of technology. It's quite concerning since providing a faster decision makes it more prone to errors.
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